Room-based project context
Projects live in a Room, where conversations, files, boards, reviews, and history stay connected so teams can return to full context without reconstructing the thread.
runevr
Rivendicarunevr is a collaborative workspace for creative teams, uniting boards, live media review, chat, drive, calls, recordings, and AI agents in one connected project room.
One workspace for creative teams
runevr is a collaborative workspace for creative teams that brings project conversations, file sharing, live media review, task flow, calls, recordings, and AI agents into one connected room. The product is positioned as a replacement for the patchwork of tools many creative teams use to move work from brief to approval.
The site emphasizes keeping projects in context: each room stores the people, materials, discussion, and review history around a piece of work. That makes it easier to review assets, coordinate feedback, and hand work between people without recreating the project story in separate apps.
Core capabilities
Collaborative boards and media review
Boards support side-by-side review of video, 3D models, PDFs, images, and audio on a shared canvas, with frame-accurate synced playback and shared cursors.
Multi-layer approvals
Review workflows can route work through sequential or parallel reviewers, add manager greenlight gates, and track each task from draft to approved with visible status.
Context-linked chat
The chat capability is described as smart multi-channel messaging, designed to keep conversations tied to the same project context as the work itself.
Recordings and replayable calls
Recordings capture screen and camera, and the site says calls are recorded as living data so teams can replay and continue from the same board state.
Agent-employees
AI agents such as Aurora, Artist, and Scriptwriter read room context and return work like planning priorities, sketching concepts, and drafting copy.
Practical ways teams use runevr
Running a project from brief to approval
A design or animation team can keep reference material, discussion, and review comments inside one room instead of scattering them across chat, drives, and email threads.
Live media review sessions
A video or motion team can review timelines, frames, and versions together on the board, with synced playback and comments tied to specific moments.
Structured review operations
A manager or producer can route work through staged approvals, assign reviewers in sequence or in parallel, and see what is waiting at each step.
Context-aware assistance from AI agents
A creative lead can use the AI agents to turn room context into status reports, task batches, sketches, or draft copy without starting from an empty prompt.
Meetings that stay attached to the work
A studio team can use calls and recordings to preserve discussion as part of the project record, then return to the same board state later for follow-up work.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Keeps conversations, files, reviews, and task history together in one project room.
- Supports collaborative review across multiple asset types, including video, 3D, PDFs, images, and audio.
- Adds structured approval flows with reviewer chains, greenlight gates, and automatic version snapshots.
- Includes AI agents that can act on room context instead of working from a blank prompt.
- Offers a free plan and a clear path to paid team plans for larger groups.
Cons
- Pricing and plans are still described as in development and not final.
- AI agents are rolling out, so availability appears limited rather than broadly launched.
- The site provides relatively high-level product detail, so some platform and integration specifics are not yet documented.
FAQ
What is runevr?
runevr is one workspace for creative teams. It combines boards, live media review, screen recordings, chat, a built-in file drive, calls, and AI agents in a single project context.
Does runevr have a free plan?
Yes. The pricing page shows a free plan for solo creators, with paid Pro and Team plans billed per seat and an Enterprise plan with custom pricing. Pricing is described as still in development and not final.
What tools does runevr replace?
The site says teams use runevr instead of separate apps for chat, screen recording, media review, task management, whiteboarding, file storage, and calls.
Who is runevr for?
The site says runevr works for creative and production teams, including design agencies, video and film, marketing teams, freelancers, and animation studios.
Are AI agents available now?
Agents are rolling out. The site says AI agents are available through the waitlist and are not yet fully available on all plans.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Creative workspace
- Primary users
- Creative and production teams
- Core workflow
- Rooms, boards, reviews, chat, recordings, drive, calls, and AI agents
- Pricing
- Free plan plus Pro, Team, and Enterprise; pricing not final
- Availability
- Join the waitlist for early access
- Source domain
- runevr.com
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